Atticus Finch was a fair, upstanding citizen. He always saw the good in people and did not discriminate against Blacks or the poor. He always taught his children to love everybody and accept differences in people. He understands racial injustices; his father was a lawyer and was also a fair main. He learned these ways from his father. Atticus was already respected and loved by the people of the town, and it didn't matter what race or economic status. This is evident because the black people in the town were confident that he would do right by Tom Robinson.
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